1/11 – ETF Trading – The 200 Day Moving Average
The stock market remains overbought (see the chart of SPY I’ve posted and notice the high RSI(2) value). We’ll patiently wait for a market sell-off to trigger our etf entry signals.
So why not go short here? Our rules tell us to short an etf only when the etf price is less than it’s 200 day moving average. Why is that important? Read more by author by David Penn.
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